More and more colleges and universities athletic departments are cutting sports programs, as the financial impact of the pandemic is becoming devastatingly clear. Even with the onset of this clarity, it comes without factoring in a $4 billion loss if the 2020 football season is canceled. A development that would forever alter collegeiate-level sports. Colleges and […]
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Urbana University, a branch campus of Franklin University, has announced that the school is “impossible to sustain” and will be shutting down. The closure will be taking place after the spring 2020 semester ends. There are more than 1,250 students registered at Urbana. Franklin University’s efforts to stabilize the campus have met with some success in […]
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The NCAA made a groundbreaking and controversial decision on Wednesday to hold its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments without fans, citing concerns over the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Fans had a myriad of reactions. Many strongly supporting the move and while others condemned it. “This decision is in the best interest of public health, including that […]
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The no. 5-seeded Spring Arbor University basketball team will face off against no. 4-seeded Oklahoma Wesleyan in the first round of the 2020 NAIA Basketball National Championship. Tipoff for round one of the tourney for the two programs will come on Wednesday at 1pm ET in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Spring Arbor, last year’s national […]
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Brandon Durnell scored a game-high 28 points, but it was his last two that will be remembered, hitting a turnaround jumper in the paint at the buzzer to lift the Spring Arbor University men’s basketball team to a thrilling 82-81 victory over No. 23 Grace College on Tuesday night. Durnell set the stage for his […]
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The NCAA has officially started the process of allowing student-athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness. The organization made the announcement on Tuesday. The top governing board voted unanimously to allow college athletes to be compensated, though the NCAA’s three divisions must still craft their own rules and detail the specifics. California became […]
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It appears that the quarterback lineage in the Manning family will continue into a third generation. Arch Manning, the son of Cooper, nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning, and grandson of Archie Manning, isn’t even a Freshman yet, but is already impressing for the high school varsity football team. Arch played in a scrimmage for New Orleans’ […]
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A graduate of Thomas Carr Howe High School, the Indianapolis, Indiana native is listed on the Bulldogs roster as 5’7″. His frame is one that struck fear into the heart of his opponents, as he zipped up and down sidelines across the Midwest, terrorizing defenses for three years after his coming out party in his […]
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Adrian College women’s hockey senior Kortney Diaz was named the NCAA Division III Statistical Champion for shorthanded goals after netting three while a player down this year. She was one of four Division III women’s hockey players to tally three shorthanded goals to tie for the award. Diaz’s three shorthanded goals this year is tied […]
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The Adrian College Bulldogs have added to an already premier lineup of facilities and equipment, with new football uniforms from Under Armor. In the fall Adrian will take the field with a new look, to go with a new set of names starring in the starting lineup. The Bulldogs unveiled on Thursday evening one of […]
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Former Divison 3 All-Star Quarterback Michael Whitley has been inked by the West Michigan Ironmen. Whitley, a fearsome offensive talent in NCAA D3, will fit right in with the ridiculously good Ironmen. The WMI finished unbeaten last season in the MPIFL, and they haven’t skipped a beat this season. In their March 9th opener this season, […]
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Auburn and the Tigers took their worst loss of the season the last time that they were matched up against Kentucky. That 80-53 loss in Lexington in February has since seemed to serve as motivation for AU. Since being bested by the Wildcats, the Tigers haven’t lost since. Their 97-80 Sweet 16 win over the Tar Heels […]
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